Time to arrest corruption! - President courts support of CEOs

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AGBESI KWESI 6 years ago

In one of his useless lectures, Mahama claimed that prosecuting corrupt officials is not necessary but systems must be put in place to curb the canker. It is very glaring that where even stringent measures have been put in pl ...
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In one of his useless lectures, Mahama claimed that prosecuting corrupt officials is not necessary but systems must be put in place to curb the canker. It is very glaring that where even stringent measures have been put in place Mahama and his Family members always by-passed them to loot the state coffers. Example is the abuse of sole sourcing to inflate contract sums to the benefit of Mahama and his family and friends.
Kwadaso 6 years ago

We need an independent Prosecutor who is beyond the control of the Presidency and can independently cause the arrests and prosecution of Corrupt Officials IN BOTH PARTIES.We are not satisfied with the Presidents's current cat ...
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We need an independent Prosecutor who is beyond the control of the Presidency and can independently cause the arrests and prosecution of Corrupt Officials IN BOTH PARTIES.We are not satisfied with the Presidents's current catch and release policy which is protecting looters,thieves and criminals.WE DEMAND AN INDEOPENDENT PROSECUTOR!
ST. GHFUO, BLACK EXCELLENCE! 6 years ago

...TO PAY FOR WHAT HAS BEEN STOLEN. PPL WILL SEE THIS N STOP. BUT IF U SIMPLY FIRE PUBLIC OFFICIALS FOR STEALING. THERE IS NO INCENTIVE TO STOP...

...TO PAY FOR WHAT HAS BEEN STOLEN. PPL WILL SEE THIS N STOP. BUT IF U SIMPLY FIRE PUBLIC OFFICIALS FOR STEALING. THERE IS NO INCENTIVE TO STOP...
Adjah 6 years ago

Nana would show how serious he is about corruption if he can encourage parliament to remove the indemnity clause. Presidents are getting away with "murder". Let us follow Brazil's example.

Nana would show how serious he is about corruption if he can encourage parliament to remove the indemnity clause. Presidents are getting away with "murder". Let us follow Brazil's example.
Efo Kwaku Canada 6 years ago

What a fabulous Wise leader GHANA has, but Nana Addo pls remove all the Constitution clauses that protect useless and corrupt Nation wreckers greedy bastard's leaders like JJ Rawlings and John Second hand FORD Mahama and stre ...
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What a fabulous Wise leader GHANA has, but Nana Addo pls remove all the Constitution clauses that protect useless and corrupt Nation wreckers greedy bastard's leaders like JJ Rawlings and John Second hand FORD Mahama and strengthen the judicial and police department on the fight against corruption,why the nation can't questions this leaders at court of law to serve as deterrent to others
GLORY 6 years ago

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kofi adu 6 years ago

tell this to ken agyapong. he must stop paying bribe for information, not only that, but the contracts he get. rather, talk of his bribery. he make people corrupt.

tell this to ken agyapong. he must stop paying bribe for information, not only that, but the contracts he get. rather, talk of his bribery. he make people corrupt.
Akoras 6 years ago

Anytime AA makes statements like this, I am reminded oh President Trump. I keep guessing his real motive.

Anytime AA makes statements like this, I am reminded oh President Trump. I keep guessing his real motive.
chief amankwa 6 years ago

nana addo you are the greatest ghanaian to ever run that useless corrupt nation ...run by thugs from ndc

nana addo you are the greatest ghanaian to ever run that useless corrupt nation ...run by thugs from ndc
Adjah 6 years ago

Let our law work simply asking thieves to refund money is not enough deterrence. Nepotism?? That is interesting-- how many relatives has Nana Addo hired since January? Whistle blowers should be properly covered so they don't ...
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Let our law work simply asking thieves to refund money is not enough deterrence. Nepotism?? That is interesting-- how many relatives has Nana Addo hired since January? Whistle blowers should be properly covered so they don't lose jobs and all convicted of crimes should get jail times. Party colors should not matter. We need to strengthen our security agencies, put more money in those institutions to hire college and high school graduates who can comprehend the laws. Corrupt judges need to be jailed to strengthen the system. And lastly, build more jails.
cuuh!. 6 years ago

Mr Prez, de talking is too much. We're tired of prepared speeches which sounds like "kwaku ananse's stories". We now needs action. We want to see a kind of changes, improvements, things are doing better, corruption is dying & ...
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Mr Prez, de talking is too much. We're tired of prepared speeches which sounds like "kwaku ananse's stories". We now needs action. We want to see a kind of changes, improvements, things are doing better, corruption is dying & such likes. Prez & Vice, we esteem u high. Lets see that frm u.
Civilian 6 years ago

When you try to do the right thing in Ghana you are victimized and frustrated and harassed by the very same institutions. The mentality to frustrate to extort has not changed. We have a very big problem.

When you try to do the right thing in Ghana you are victimized and frustrated and harassed by the very same institutions. The mentality to frustrate to extort has not changed. We have a very big problem.
Galbose 6 years ago

Please, it's time to work. We have heard a lot from you. Stop repeating yourself and move the nation forward. Always talking. why? Lawyer do little. Create the jobs you promised for us. Did you not tell us we have money in Gh ...
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Please, it's time to work. We have heard a lot from you. Stop repeating yourself and move the nation forward. Always talking. why? Lawyer do little. Create the jobs you promised for us. Did you not tell us we have money in Ghana but are woes are due to mismanagement?
James 6 years ago

These 70s year groups nana,osafo Mario,buhari etc can not do anything,only reading prepared notes talking about corruption,nepotism,cronyism,tribalism breeds corruption and 70 years group are watching,k4,wicked jj,foolish emm ...
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These 70s year groups nana,osafo Mario,buhari etc can not do anything,only reading prepared notes talking about corruption,nepotism,cronyism,tribalism breeds corruption and 70 years group are watching,k4,wicked jj,foolish emmanuel martey,hypocrites like kofi Annan and peace council leaders,God is watching
Dan Tuoyir- Lawra 6 years ago

the center is not holding at all for Ghana. Where is JM ? get ready

the center is not holding at all for Ghana. Where is JM ? get ready
LADY BIRD 6 years ago

Kofi Adams should be first, Aseidu Nkatie second Ibrahim Mahama, and then Mahama and his Wife should go too

Kofi Adams should be first, Aseidu Nkatie second Ibrahim Mahama, and then Mahama and his Wife should go too
PROF. MARTEY 6 years ago

Rather arrest the corrupt NPP ministers that the stupid and unwise president has appointed.

Rather arrest the corrupt NPP ministers that the stupid and unwise president has appointed.
No nonsense 6 years ago

Arrest them all. No nonsense these days in Gh

Arrest them all. No nonsense these days in Gh
Election 2020 6 years ago

GALAMSEY AND CORRUPTION WILL DECIDE 2020 ELECTIONS

GALAMSEY AND CORRUPTION WILL DECIDE 2020 ELECTIONS
Akuffu Adict 6 years ago

Sarfo Marfo is the vice president. Pepeni Bawumia is missing in action. He is only going round still promising.

Sarfo Marfo is the vice president. Pepeni Bawumia is missing in action. He is only going round still promising.
truth 6 years ago

HOPEFULLY not one day wonder.

HOPEFULLY not one day wonder.
Amina 6 years ago

Stop Govt officials collecting commission into their own private accounts when we get Govt projects. Set a committee so that no one person have the final say because this create the loop hole for transferring money to private ...
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Stop Govt officials collecting commission into their own private accounts when we get Govt projects. Set a committee so that no one person have the final say because this create the loop hole for transferring money to private accounts. Governors of Ghana have all done this during change of currencies and colluded with the Due la Rue in directing funds into their private or relations accounts abroad. Many Govt officials have done this as well particularly in Kuffour's Govt, raand wowlings Govt and Mahama's. This is why even a president of Ghana Mahama was able to take his entire family to shop in Dubai when vulnerable children of his country men and women are being educated under the tree during his term of Govt. Tanzania President is setting an example by choosing to be treated in his country rather being flown to another country when he is ill? Look at the way Botswana a small country but set educational standards for all its vulnerable youths and children. Ghanaians politicians go into Politics to make their Million oblivious of the plight of children and families throughout Ghana. This is the mindset we sadly have in Ghana. The MP's think he can lord over his constituency forgetting that he is now the servant and the general public are the lord.

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